Animals Quote by Paul S. Kemp

“He could smell the blood, feces and rotting flesh. He”

— Perrin Briar

“This story is about stink, after all, a story about rot, about how life grows out of the most fetid-smelling places.”

— Larissa Lai

“And oh, could he smell them. It wasn't just the stench of body sweat. It was the rancid odor of human meat. With every…

— Chuck Wendig

“He first noticed it on the plane ride. There was an odor about her and it was becoming more pronounced with each passing hour.…

— Joseph M. Chiron

“Ah, the smell of mystery and dark doings, of skulduggery and revenge. The meat of a good tale.”

— Glen Cook

“He couldn't stop smelling the air in great, deep, loud sniffs. It was so delicious. It smelled of water, and mud, and maple trees,…

— Elizabeth Enright

“I know what death smells like. Death smells like gasoline, singed hair and fingernails. It smells like cooking meat. My meat.”

— Rasmenia Massoud

“I had a smell in my nose that just wouldn't go away, and I hated it. It was coating my lungs inside, I thought,…

— Charlaine Harris

“When I eat brains I don’t smell like rotten meat.”

— Diana Rowland

“Smells of dirt and wet and long-gone vegetables would merge into one unmistakable ineluctable smell, the smell of the monster, the apotheosis of all…

— Stephen King

“Once you’ve gotten used to a certain kind of smell from a certain kind of flesh, whether it’s a lover or a rotting corpse,…

— David Burr Gerrard

“Wake up and smell the corpses.”

— Judith Fitzgerald